House Joint Resolution 214, sponsored by Butler, honors Teresa Cochran for her exceptional volunteer work and her receipt of the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award. The resolution highlights the significant impact of volunteers in Tennessee, noting that 1.3 million individuals contribute over 99 million hours of service annually, which equates to $2.6 billion for the state's economy. Teresa Cochran, a dedicated volunteer with the Roane County Anti-Drug Coalition (RCADC), has made notable contributions by visiting schools and participating in reformative camps for high-risk youth alongside her service dog, Waylon.

The resolution emphasizes Ms. Cochran's exemplary commitment to her community and her embodiment of the spirit of volunteerism in Tennessee. It calls for her recognition as a model citizen and extends best wishes for her future endeavors. The resolution concludes with a directive for an appropriate copy to be prepared for presentation, ensuring that her achievements are formally acknowledged.